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WHAT'S THE REMEDY: I had a pot belly as a child, I get vertigo kneading bread. I've rickets and marasmus, profuse dandruff on my head. I've eczema with sticky fluid, especially on fingers and toes. I've acne on my face and cheek. I've yellow scabs up my nose. XX Breda
WHAT'S THE REMEDY: I had a pot belly as a child, I get vertigo kneading bread. I've rickets and marasmus, profuse dandruff on my head.
I've eczema with sticky fluid, especially on fingers and toes.
I've acne on my face and cheek. I've yellow scabs up my nose.
XX Breda
Remedy Quiz
New topic on the discussion board, 'Famous people throughout history - what remedy?' Please do post your ideas and lets have some fun :) Best wishes, Kate
Remedy Quiz
A couple of great acute cases from this months edition of Interhomeopathy. Kate :)
Remedy of the Day
Eupatorium is said to have been a principal remedy for intermittent fever. Dr. Anderson, of New- York, in 1813, published a number of cases of intermittent fever successfully treated with it in the City Hospital. He proposed it, therefore, as a substitute for Cinchona bark. Subsequent experiments
Remedy of the Day
Berberis Vulgaris, prepared from barberry, is a principal remedy for kidney and urinary complaints — with characteristic radiating pain from the kidney region — alongside biliary colic. Farrington, Clarke, and Allen all document its distinctive multi-directional renal pain.